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16 August 2012 at FuturesTechs Blog in commentary, technical analysis

FTSE Futures Technical Analysis for 16th August

Below is the commentary and chart from the FTSE Futures report sent to our clients this morning prior to the open. We had a look at the “bigger picture” today, and it’s an interesting chart…
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The short term charts are easy to “read” at the moment. We have seen two failures at 5860, with 5795 the low between these …

30 September 2010 at FuturesTechs Blog in technical analysis, Uncategorized

S&P 500 Technical Analysis – Holding firm at current levels

Yesterday’s low was 1135.50, which was more or less a hold of our S1 support at 1136.50, and was most definitely a hold of our first bold support at 1131.75.
We are still bullish then, and still hoping that 1150 will be taken out soon to see the market getting over this current bout of nerves.
Once through 1140 we …

28 September 2010 at FuturesTechs Blog in Uncategorized

FTSE Technical Analysis – Market still nervy.

The market looked damp right from the start yesterday, in fact even before the FTSE had opened the DAX and Stoxx had failed to hold gaps that they’d created with strong opens, so you could argue that the bulls had lost control of the impetus even before the FTSE opened.
But it never felt like it was going to be …

23 November 2009 at FuturesTechs Blog in company News

Technical Analysis of FTSE, Gold and other things that are flying high!

WHAT DO WE THINK NOW?
At FuturesTechs we analyse 28 different markets each day and give our trading clients regular up to date analysis on the current thinking and market’s state of mind. We look at Bonds, Forex, Commodities and Equities. At the moment Stock Markets are the most interesting, providing the biggest conundrum for traders and operators.
We believe …

27 May 2009 at FuturesTechs Blog in commentary

Spread betting the footsie: Sell in May and Go Away – does it work?

‘Sell in May and go away, come again on St. Leger’s Day’, or so the ancient wisdom goes. According to convention, investors do well by exiting the stock markets during the quiet summer months, only returning in mid-September.

Not satisfied with old wives’ tales here at FuturesTechs Towers, we decided to do a little bit of empirical research and …

18 March 2009 at FuturesTechs Blog in commentary

Using Fibonacci retracements – A practical example using the FTSE Chart

We are often asked how we use Fibonacci retracements, and what time frames they are best used on.
Let’s look at the FTSE Futures chart right now to try and give a flavour of how they can help us.
Since last Tuesday (as we suspected, and as was flagged to our clients) we have seen a recovery rally in the …

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FTSE Futures Technical Analysis for 16th August

S&P 500 Technical Analysis – Holding firm at current levels

FTSE Technical Analysis – Market still nervy.

Technical Analysis of FTSE, Gold and other things that are flying high!

Spread betting the footsie: Sell in May and Go Away – does it work?

Using Fibonacci retracements – A practical example using the FTSE Chart

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